Video/movie playing problem, sys crashes BSOD

It is most likely the driver for your camera. Check the Logitech website for the most up-to-date drivers and install them.

The crash screen, otherwise known as the "Blue Screen Of Death" or BSOD, is usually caused by an error on the driver level. This can happen when code in the driver for the device conflicts with something in Windows or your computer hardware, and the system shuts down to prevent damage. The BSOD gives information about what conflict occurs, and creates a "dump" file with more detailed information.

There is a freeware utility you can download here that will analyze the dump and give you more information about what caused it.

The graphic card usually crashes due to over heating. Keep the gpu cool. you may use a pedestal fan as well.

well...assuming you have the laptop open and on you may have a conflicting driver. I would recommend checking your video drivers. If you have installed any new software to play movies it may have overwritten the drivers to play movies.
Please reply with the Operating system you are using and the program you want to use to watch movies.
Thank you
joe

HI!
try to play this video with realplayer ,other way's i face the same problem with youtube
but my problem is driver of card graphic get crash when i update then to newest version ,
i think you should too update your driver

and good luck

Hi schawn_rolfe, i've been having the exact same problem. If the fan stops spinning and this will cause video cards to overheat and damage and system lock up or crash, i recommend you buy new agp video graphic card, to solve this broblem.

first of all check with the eligibility criteria of the sys for playing that game and also check for appropriate video drivers on your sys...

Hi,
This problem occures when ther is an conflict with drivers, so try to updat your Bios from dell web site orm you may try to update the video driver or have an option to replace it and try Try to boot the system safemode and chk if you get the same BSOD if not then its the video drivers

Regards
Samson Ved

If consol has not been tamperd w/ then ben thing is to send console to sony. If it has been tamperd w/ warranty is void.

Does it do this with all Blu-Ray movies?
Have you tried a different HDMI cable?

This error normally occurs if the card becomes unstable due to overclocking, heat or is faulty. The fact that the more you play the more it crashes lends credence to this being an overheating issue with the gpu. The options to resolve this are to make sure the gpu fan is functioning probably on the graphics boards and replace if necessary. While doing that I would look at the cooling setup for the entire system to make sure their are adaquate front, rear and if possible side fans to circulate air properly. Obviously the more a gpu overheats the more it's life cycle is shortened. You may want to take the second option of replacing the card.